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>Things changed after 2002-3 (you can see this in the Phrack articles, turning suddenly extremely technical). >Then the web-based internet came out, everything
by c23gooey 13y ago
>Things changed after 2002-3 (you can see this in the Phrack articles, turning suddenly extremely technical).
>Then the web-based internet came out, everything start requiring PHP+SQL and XSS was born. Then Java and after that JavaScript... Which created a new, less sophisticated attack vectors.
What does that mean?
Tim Berners-Lee might like to have a word with you about when the "web-based" internet came out.
- philsnow 13y ago"the internet" used to be much more diverse in terms of protocols / tech used. Gopher / Veronica, Archie, USENET, IRC, etc. Lots more text. Oh, and you used telnet to get to these things, not ssh. SSH didn't become de rigeur until the very late 90s. This is not to say that the web didn't exist at the time; it did. Webcrawler was useful back in the days of Webrings.